Shubert Collection

The American dancer Nitza Vernille appearing in the new Shubert revue Artists and Models, 1927 Date: 1927

A Scene from Countess Maritza at the Shubert Theatre, New York (1926) with Harry K. Morton, Odette Myrtil and Carl Randall Date: 1926

A scene from Yvonne at Dalys Theatre (1926) Date: 1926

A bevy of girls in a scene from Monte Cristo Jr at the Winter Garden, New York (1919). Produced by the Shubert Brothers. Date: 1919

The Flowers Girls of France scene from Monte Cristo Jr at the Winter Garden, New York (1919). Produced by the Shubert Brothers. Date: 1919

A tableau vivant arranged by Ben Ali Haggin from the Ziegfeld Follies of 1919, New Amsterdam Theatre, New York. Produced by Florenz Ziegfeld Date: 1919

A scene from the second act of Monte Cristo Jr at the Winter Garden, New York (1919). Produced by the Shubert Brothers. Date: 1919

Two dancers: Virginia Marvin - left - and Barbara
Two dancers in 1927: Virginia Marvin (left) had been with Mikhail Mordkin as solo dancer and in the Eastern tour company of the Shubert Operetta My Maryland

Costume design by Cora MacGeachy for oriental outfit in sliver and blue. Probably a Shubert revue, New York, 1920s. Date: 1920s

DINERS CLUB AND SHERATON. Representatives of Diners Club and Sheraton Hotels sign a business agreement. Left to right: Ralph Schneider and Irvine Shubert seated; Robert Brush, Alfred Bloomingdale

A CHINESE HONEYMOON, c1902. Poster advertising Shubert, Nixon and Zimmermans production of A Chinese Honeymoon by Dance and Talbot. Lithograph, c1902

Messrs. SS Shubert & Nixon & Zimmermans production of A Chinese honeymoon by George Dance & Howard Talbot. Date c1902

Programme cover for Sitting Pretty, the Shubert Riviera Thea
Programme cover for Sitting Pretty starring the Dolly Sisters, the Shubert Riviera Theatre, New York, 1925, Date: 1928

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"Shubert: A Captivating Journey through the Golden Age of Theater" Step into the enchanting world of Shubert, where American dancer Nitza Vernille graced the stage with her mesmerizing performances. In 1926, at the iconic Shubert Theatre in New York, she captivated audiences alongside Harry K. Morton, Odette Myrtil, and Carl Randall in a scene from Countess Maritza. The magic continued to unfold at Dalys Theatre that same year when Yvonne took center stage. The audience was transported to another realm as they immersed themselves in this captivating production. In 1919, Monte Cristo Jr. , produced by the renowned Shubert Brothers, brought a bevy of girls to life on the Winter Garden stage. The Flowers Girls of France scene showcased their beauty and grace as they danced their way into hearts. Meanwhile, at New Amsterdam Theatre that same year, Ben Ali Haggin arranged a stunning tableau vivant for Ziegfeld Follies of 1919. This breathtaking display left spectators awestruck and craving more. Returning to Winter Garden in 1919 for Monte Cristo Jr. 's second act, theatergoers were treated to yet another extraordinary performance by the talented cast assembled by the Shubert Brothers. Each moment unfolded like a work of art before their eyes. Throughout these productions shone two exceptional dancers - Virginia Marvin and Barbara - who left an indelible mark on every step they took. Their costumes designed by Cora MacGeachy and Hugh Willoughby added an extra layer of elegance and sophistication to their performances. As we look back on these treasured moments from theatrical history, we are reminded of how Shubert shaped entertainment as we know it today. From its grand theaters to its brilliant performers and visionary producers like Florenz Ziegfeld – each detail contributed to creating unforgettable experiences for generations to come.